honewatson

Check out this thread for an Author Comments List Plugin.

Check out this thread for an Author Comments List Plugin.

Hey thanks for this awesome work. This works good with some other plugins like Get Author Profile Plugin

its not outputting anything its coming up with an error

Best not to use word and use a text editor like moshu says.

If you already have a heap of stuff you want to put into a blog and its already in word you can copy and paste it into a text editor.

Then copy it from the text editor to wordpress and that will remove all of word’s crazy formating.

I seemed to have fixed but have no clue how. Seems like an absolute fluke.

I just installed a new wordpress.

Then when it didn’t work I went back to my old wordpress for a reinstall. Changed the config file to the old wordpress.

Sounds like rambling but I have no idea why its working only that it is. I need a drink.

For some reason the xml declaration is being preceded by two blank lines which is causing the feed to be invalid.

<?xml version=”1.0″ encoding=”UTF-8″?>

Ok cool. Thanks for the response. Does anyone know how I would code this manually?

<?php if (its the first page of the post)

echo “template one”;

else echo “template two”;

}

; ?>

Many thanks in response.

good points resiny.

weblogs inc doesn’t worry about 800 x 600

ok i found it.

on line 1130 of the functions.php in the wp-includes folder change from this:

if ( is_single() || is_page() )

to this:

if ( is_single() || is_page() || is_author() )

What does it say?

Did you know you can easily change the size of the image once in the editor by putting your cursor on it and resizing it within tinymce?

Its probably better to create an outside link otherwise you could easily screw up the layout with a huge camtasia video.

Im putting up a whole bunch of camtasia video’s and I’m just going to go with the links.

The new admin panel is a lot more code heavy because of the tinymce and the ajax.

You can always turn off the rich text editor in your user profile if you like the speed of the old editor.

Probably the best place to do it is at the top of the sidebar.

Create a donate button inside your paypal account.

Login to wp-admin.

Click >> Theme >> Theme Editor

Select the sidebar.php templat -‘Sidebar Template’

Under the following code paste your paypal button code that you got out of paypal.

<div id="sidebar">

<ul>
<li>

<--paypal code here-->

<?php include (TEMPLATEPATH . '/searchform.php'); ?>
</li>

If you are not allowed to save the code it means you have to chmod 777 your sidebar.php file on the server.